Diverting Attention

Hazel took a look at Max, but Max lowered his head awkwardly, pretending that he was invisible. Even so, Hazel was so shy that she could not stand it. Why was he always so willful? Having said so, Hazel did not struggle, because she knew that the more she struggled, the tighter his grip was, and she would waste more time doing the same thing, so she might as well stay still to save her time and effort. Unexpectedly, after Regan and Max finished the sandwiches, Regan still didn't let Hazel go. Sighing helplessly, Hazel muttered in a low voice, "Let go of me! You should get back to work. Be serious!" However, Regan just laughed. "I am being serious. I can multitask. I have no problem hugging you while working." His remark frustrated her yet she was amused. He was such a rogue. Max cleared his throat and tried to look professional, although he kept lowering his head and didn't dare to look at them. "Uh, Mr. Morris, I suddenly remember that I have some other business to tend to. I'll excus